University of Florida Levin College of Law c/o 2018 Forum
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University of Florida Levin College of Law c/o 2018
LSAT : 155-158-161
GPA : 3.25-3.50-3.68
Class Size : 309
Class Profile - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/apply ... ss-profile
Lawschooltransparency - http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/florida/2013/
Application info - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/apply ... pplication
About UF Law - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/explore-uf-law
TLS Wiki - http://www.top-law-schools.com/wiki/Uni ... ege_of_Law
GPA : 3.25-3.50-3.68
Class Size : 309
Class Profile - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/apply ... ss-profile
Lawschooltransparency - http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/florida/2013/
Application info - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/apply ... pplication
About UF Law - http://www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/explore-uf-law
TLS Wiki - http://www.top-law-schools.com/wiki/Uni ... ege_of_Law
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Checking in. According to the admissions officer at the lsac forum they'll begin reviewing applications on Monday.
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Checking in! 166/3.85. Good luck folks
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Checkin' in, yo.
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Re: University of Florida Levin College of Law c/o 2018
Despite what it says on the website, one of the admissions officers said they only consider the highest LSAT score. Can anyone else weigh in?
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MikeM-law wrote:Despite what it says on the website, one of the admissions officers said they only consider the highest LSAT score. Can anyone else weigh in?
I don't see why they would revert to an averaged approach... AFAIK, the vast majority of schools takes the highest.
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Someone stated above that they would start reviewing this week. I turned in my application 9/1 the day it opened and went complete 9/3... still not under review.
Is anyone being reviewed yet at this point?
Is anyone being reviewed yet at this point?
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Not melegallyrose wrote:Someone stated above that they would start reviewing this week. I turned in my application 9/1 the day it opened and went complete 9/3... still not under review.
Is anyone being reviewed yet at this point?
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"Under Initial Review by Committee" as of this afternoon! I hope I get in!
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I am "Under Initial Review" as well! Crossing my fingers!
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Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
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It wasn't fun writing the academic admissions statement for one school but I think they just want to weed people out. I don't know how helpful that is though because the people who decide not to apply because of it are probably the ones with the better numbers e.g. the T14 kids... The kids who have no chance will obviously apply regardless... somewhat counterintuitive.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
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Yeah the admissions statement was odd. To me, it seems a much easier statement to complete for someone who is currently, or recently graduated from, undergrad.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
I saw in last year's thread that some people were posting that they decided not to apply to UF simply because of this admissions statement, potentially limiting the number of well qualified applicants UF receives.
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My friend used the same personal statement, really not alluding at all to his academics, and was still offered admissions last year lol. Basically, if you have the numbers...I guess anything goes.Uschoolqb10 wrote:Yeah the admissions statement was odd. To me, it seems a much easier statement to complete for someone who is currently, or recently graduated from, undergrad.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
I saw in last year's thread that some people were posting that they decided not to apply to UF simply because of this admissions statement, potentially limiting the number of well qualified applicants UF receives.
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Checking in. Under initial review as well.
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That gives me some hope, I guess... I'm a bit worried now -- Would they really turn away median GPA and a low 160s LSAT because of that?legallyrose wrote:My friend used the same personal statement, really not alluding at all to his academics, and was still offered admissions last year lol. Basically, if you have the numbers...I guess anything goes.Uschoolqb10 wrote:Yeah the admissions statement was odd. To me, it seems a much easier statement to complete for someone who is currently, or recently graduated from, undergrad.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
I saw in last year's thread that some people were posting that they decided not to apply to UF simply because of this admissions statement, potentially limiting the number of well qualified applicants UF receives.
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MikeM-law wrote:It wasn't fun writing the academic admissions statement for one school but I think they just want to weed people out. I don't know how helpful that is though because the people who decide not to apply because of it are probably the ones with the better numbers e.g. the T14 kids... The kids who have no chance will obviously apply regardless... somewhat counterintuitive.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
I guess my case would be an outlier. I'm still applying to UF even though I'd fall under the T14 category. I definitely see how it'd be a deterrent to others with UF as a backup. I have FSU/UF because I'm in state and the scholarships will be enticing even compared to T14 and others just outside.
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what you should've done was submit the PS as the diversity statement and just write/submit the academic statement anyway. If I were you, I would only worry if I didn't submit the optional diversity statement.cloy26 wrote:That gives me some hope, I guess... I'm a bit worried now -- Would they really turn away median GPA and a low 160s LSAT because of that?legallyrose wrote:My friend used the same personal statement, really not alluding at all to his academics, and was still offered admissions last year lol. Basically, if you have the numbers...I guess anything goes.Uschoolqb10 wrote:Yeah the admissions statement was odd. To me, it seems a much easier statement to complete for someone who is currently, or recently graduated from, undergrad.mpk11d wrote:Anyone else think UF's application was far too tedious for where they're situated in the rankings? Most T-14 apps took half the time theirs did. Saw these complaints on forums last year and now I'm seeing why
I saw in last year's thread that some people were posting that they decided not to apply to UF simply because of this admissions statement, potentially limiting the number of well qualified applicants UF receives.
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I just applied.
The academic statement was kind of weird. I've been removed from UG for like 4 years. I had to look at my transcripts to remember what I had done... I just talked about how I had to write lots of research papers for different classes and how I was constantly reading and writing. I gave the a brief description of one paper I wrote and that was pretty much it. I talked about my interest in the law and a little bit about my background.
Hopefully it works out.
I'm definitely going to have to check out UF soon. Never been to the campus...
The academic statement was kind of weird. I've been removed from UG for like 4 years. I had to look at my transcripts to remember what I had done... I just talked about how I had to write lots of research papers for different classes and how I was constantly reading and writing. I gave the a brief description of one paper I wrote and that was pretty much it. I talked about my interest in the law and a little bit about my background.
Hopefully it works out.
I'm definitely going to have to check out UF soon. Never been to the campus...
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Anyone heard back from UF yet?
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Not yet :/ still under initial review since 11/5legallyrose wrote:Anyone heard back from UF yet?
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I've been under initial review sine 11/5 as wellUschoolqb10 wrote:Not yet :/ still under initial review since 11/5legallyrose wrote:Anyone heard back from UF yet?
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They still have to do a comparative review.legallyrose wrote:Anyone heard back from UF yet?
Based on last years cycle, if you have 170+ you'll probably hear back mid November. 160+ probably mid December. Everything else around January/February. They take a long time to make decisions and they make admission offers in batches so...
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Does UF grant solicited merit-based fee waivers? My numbers are above their medians but they didn't email me one through CRS
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